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johnathan
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Use a selected value from a slicer to check valitity of product

i have 2 tables:

table 1 - ProductWeight

CODEOutcomeWeightIncomeWeightpercentage gap
A10.510.3-1.9%
B22.621.5-4.9%
C 33.5 30.5-9%

 

table 2 - TopWeightGap

1%
2%
3%
4%
5%

6%

7%
8%
9%
10%

 

i made a slicer based on table 2 witch i chose the to weight gap percentage/

 

I want it to check which product is valid in terms of the selected percentage gap and i want to display only the valid products

 

 

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johnathan
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thank you for your help,

i must have missed somthing.

let say the selected Weightpercentage gap is 4% the result table should be -

CODEOutcomeWeightIncomeWeightpercentage gapvalid
A10.510.3-1.9%1
B22.621.5-4.9%0
C 33.5 30.5-9%0

i cant manage to do this with your suggested solution

@johnathan 

if you have created the measure i have sent , 

simply add it to the table instead of adding it in the filter pane . it should return 0 or 1 base on the selection you have from the slicer. 

 

tell me if it works out for you .

 

 

 

 

 

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i created the measure as you sent it - 

Measure =
        VAR selected_gap = SELECTEDVALUE(Table2[TopWeightGap])
        var calc = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(Table1),ABS(table1[weight_percentage_gap]) <= selected_gap)
        RETURN  IF(ISBLANK(calc),1,0)
 
When I add it to the table, All rows in the new column have the value 1
 
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@johnathan 

did you remove the filter from the filter pane ? 

@johnathan also make sure in the code , 

VAR selected_gap SELECTEDVALUE(Table2[TopWeightGap])
        var calc = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(Table1),ABS(table1[weight_percentage_gap]) <= selected_gap)
        RETURN  IF(ISBLANK(calc),1,0)
 
that selected_gap  and weight_percentage_gap are rounded to the same decimal number . 
 

 

yes i removed the filter,

and also selected_gap and weight_percentage_gap are rounded to the same decimal number (2)

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@johnathan , Assuming both are percent column , create measures like

 

Countrows(filter(Table1, round(Table[percentage gap],0) = selectedvalues(Table2[TopWeightGap]) ))

 

 

or

 

Countrows(filter(Table1, round(Table[percentage gap],0) in values(Table2[TopWeightGap]) ))

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Daniel29195
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@johnathan 

so when you select let s say 1%, 

you need to show from table 1 all the products with 

Weight

percentage gap <= 1% 

 

if that is the case please refer to the code below : 

 

measure = 

var selected_gap =  selectedvalue('table 2'[TopWeightGap])

 

var calc = 

calculate ( 

countrows(table1), 

table1[weight_percentage_gap] >= selected_gap)
)

 

return

if(isblank(calc),0 , 1 ) 

 

 

now select the visual , go to filter pane, add this measure to the filter pane , under filter on this visual , 

use advanced filtering -->  is --> 1 --> click apply .

 

 

tell me it works out for you . 

 

 

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